Memory prices have jumped a lot recently. Anecdotally, I bought some RAM off a website almost exactly half a year ago. Back then the price was 14 euro, now it is 41 euro, and the product I bought is still the cheapest for 8GB SO-DIMM 3.2GHz on the website.
Granted, there are two other possible reasons:
It could have been a good offer back then.
It is black friday tomorrow, so they might need a high price now to put it on "sale" tomorrow.
The headline is a bit misleading. "Parents will have the opportunity to consent to their children's access, if their children are as young as 13". A lot of people are worried that this will mean the de facto minimum age will be 13.
Memory prices have jumped a lot recently. Anecdotally, I bought some RAM off a website almost exactly half a year ago. Back then the price was 14 euro, now it is 41 euro, and the product I bought is still the cheapest for 8GB SO-DIMM 3.2GHz on the website.
Granted, there are two other possible reasons:
I would say the opposite: when you are one step from the bottom of the stairs, but you think you are at the bottom of the stairs.
The headline is a bit misleading. "Parents will have the opportunity to consent to their children's access, if their children are as young as 13". A lot of people are worried that this will mean the de facto minimum age will be 13.
(Here is an article in Danish regarding it: https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/indland/flere-organisationer-roser-aftale-om-alderskrav-paa-sociale-medier)